Eat more protein. Here's an easy, no sugar added, ridiculously tasty way to do it.
This is a hybrid of dynamic stretching and static stretching. Great for recovery. Check it out.
This odd-looking exercise adds width to the shoulders. Here's how to do it.
Build lats, traps, and shoulders with this suspension exercise. Strengthens your core and grip too.
Build your bench press, and a bigger chest, with this explosive push-up variation. Here's how to do it.
All you need is a bench, a power rack, and a mop to clean up the puddle of sweat when you're done.
Here's why you need to be doing the power clean.
If you thought the bench press was just for strength gains, think again.
A single stressful event can wreck your gut health and your sleep... for weeks. Eat these foods and stress can't touch you.
The hamstring curl seems simple enough, but there's a lot more to it than most lifters think. Here's what you need to know.
This supplement is growing in popularity. It's supposed to increase your metabolically active tissue and make you leaner. Does it? Here's the verdict.
Here's how to take this old school upper-body builder and make it work even better.
Bring up those anterior delts with this cable variation that beats the dumbbell version.
This is a great chest-building exercise, but also a good test of stability and strength... if you do them right. Here's how.
Stimulate more muscle growth with this dead-start exercise.
Sit all day? Have shoulder pain? The movement can help with both. Here's how to work your way up to a full bridge.
You've seen this exercise before. Now make it even more effective.
Test your hips for tightness before leg day, then do this drill to make them feel great.
This very old-school exercise will hit your mid-back hard, but it also trains just about every upper body muscle group.
It's an easy trap to fall into, and it can wreck you. Here's how.
Bodybuilders do it. Figure competitors do it. Action stars do it. And they're all sending the wrong message.
Think the ol' ab wheel is tough? Try these more advanced variations.
Weak ankles and feet can inhibit the benefits of many lower body exercises. Here's a quick way to strengthen and stabilize them.
The pull-through is a great exercise for building glutes, but here are two ways to make it even better.
